Hi,

W liście datowanym 18 sierpnia 2009 (12:21:12) można przeczytać:


PC> Thank you. It's OK now though I wanted to confirm that MS does not
PC> make some strange things with 1-st parameter when it's equal to
PC> application name, i.e.
PC>    yy=hb_run("\myprg2.exe \myprg2.exe par2 par3" )
PC> I hope not.

Done
yy = {"\myprog2.exe","par2","par3"}

PC> There are some GUI libraries for WinCE. Probably in the nearest weeks
PC> new one will be announced but I'm not its author so I cannot say more
PC> about it.

Good news !!


PC> By default Harbour WinCE builds use WVT GT. It's for console application
PC> only. If default font is not readable for you then you can update it
PC> yourself changing font settings. I.e. look at at /tests/wcecon.prg
PC> Look at: HB_GTI_FONTWIDTH and HB_GTI_FONTSIZE. You can also use
PC> HB_GTI_FONTNAME to change font type, i.e.:
PC>    HB_GTINFO( HB_GTI_FONTNAME, "fixed" )
PC> or:
PC>    HB_GTINFO( HB_GTI_FONTNAME, "system" )
PC> You have to check what is available in your WinCE.

PC> You should have exactly the same visual effect as in PocketDOS.
PC> Just simply set the same font type and size and inform GT about
PC> your apppliation CP encoding, i.e.:

PC>    REQUEST PL852
PC>    hb_setCodePage( "PL852" )
PC>    hb_setTermCP( "PL852" )

PC> WinCE uses internally unicode so you only have to chose font which
PC> has all glyphs you need. Input/output translation will be done
PC> automatically inside GTWVT after above settings.
PC> If you find some looking nice setting which can be used also with
PC> other WinCE machines then we can use them as default for WinCE WVT.

I'll try all of these suggestions. Thanks so much !


PC> Thank you for your tests.

My pleasure !



-- 
Regards,
 Jaroslaw Kadziola

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